Sentence examples for be involved through the from inspiring English sources

"Anything in literature, including memory, is second-hand," Müller counters, and "the second generation will be involved through the damage done to their parents".

"It feels better to care about other people's interests -- to be involved". Through the 1980's, Miss Mercouri often made headlines because of her obsessive effort to regain for Greece the Elgin Marbles of the Acropolis.

That is, stakeholders should be involved through the entire planning process (not just immediately before or after a fire event).

It is of the utmost importance that the government be involved, through the Ministries of Health, Agriculture and the Interior, for example.

The community could directly be involved through the rollout of Community Health Worker CHWW) programs for door-to-door detection of TB suspects, and subsequent referral to health centers for diagnosis.

The US drugs industry is involved through the White House".

Intersecting mechanisms of Europeanization are involved through the implementation of the Mobility Partnership.

She has been involved through the European Climate Forum on research regarding the 2 degree Celsius threshold as a target for global climate policy ("Three Views on Two Degrees", Climate Economics, 2011).

This suggests that Rac1 is involved, through the regulation of inositol lipid turnover and the regulation of ezrin, in linking ICAM-1 to the actin cytoskeleton upon clustering.

The sample was additionally supplemented with smaller number (N = 40) of participants who were involved through the means of direct contact with some of the veterans' nongovernmental organizations, representing groups of veteran population that maintain contacts and share their issues.

So, it can be frustrating... ........ Participants reported that the public is involved through representation on the hospital board.